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Many aspiring authors believe they need more time—or a more flexible life—before they can write a book. In today’s episode, we’ll break down the truth: Books get finished not because life slows down, but because you build a consistent, sustainable writing routine.
You’ll hear why writing at the same time each day (especially in the morning) boosts your productivity, how simple temporary sacrifices can open up the space you need, and why communicating your goals with the people in your life helps protect your writing hours. I’ll also share how clear, time-bound commitments can move you from intention to real progress.
Whether you’re balancing a full-time job, family, or a busy schedule, this episode will give you the practical strategies and encouragement to integrate writing into your daily life and keep your book moving forward.
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